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HELD & CO.,
600 BrOHd street.
ria e.suTu &Thl
HAY, GRAIN. AND l,l.,ll niLLfEEo. .ltt 4 %
AN OLD-E A B BL1SH L d
IA GRANARY.
RICHMOND. January s, 1887.

RICHMOND. January S, 1887.
respectfully announce that | have 80.
cured the services or Captain W. JAMES
EPPS as manager OF my GRAIN AND
FEED BUSINESS at the southwest corner
OF Sixth and Clay streets. Captain kfPs
will be pleased 10 receive the patronage OF
his frienes aud acquaintences, and promises
prompt and satisfactory attention 10 all Or
ders.
Thanking my old friends and customers
for the most liberal patronage extennsu 70
me at my old stand during the past twenty
four years. feel warranted In saying the
business will be continued with the energy
and enterprise and accommodation tnat
have marx ed lis past career. The puDllc
Is Invited 10 call and examine my goods
All grades OF BALED HAY. SHUCRs.
STRAW, GRAIN, aud NILLSfUfF5 In
large supply. Very respectfully,
CHARLES L. TODD.
FRANK YAsBoRoUGH. Statesmen.
jao eodl0t
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SEINE THREAD.

SEINE THREAD.
WE HAVE JUST RE- Ss-e6ERe
w CEIVED q large supply
of sEINh THREAD OF our own direct lm-
portation. We are prepared 70 supply sa.- usai-
6rices, Also ON band Seine Twines, Lines,
FawkIng Ropes, Corks. Corkweod, and Net
ting for chi Nets and Haul Seines. Orders
solicited and satisfaction guaranteed:
l.. LACHTENSrEtN'SS SONS;
Sole Importers OF the Celeprateo LlVn
and Franklin streets. uexo
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CURTAINS.

Real RRUssEIIs from s62 80 a pair TO s35;
TAMBOUR from s37 90 to S25 pair;
TAMBOUR from sII tos7 80 pair;
TAMBOUR from $40 TO s6.40;
IMITATION BRUSSELS from $3.50 to 80
pair, from 81 TO IS pair, from $3.50 to
$3.50 pair;
IRISH POINT !Iom So so TO So 75 pair;
NOTTINGHAM and GUIPURE from $3.50 a
pair to $3.50. from 1920 down 70 $3.50,
nom SO. SO down to $3.50;
IMPORTED SILK MADRASS. slightly I'm
perfect, from 79c. yard to soc, from
b9c. TO size:
52-ipch wide CREAM EMBROIDERED
NULL from 17c. to l2Hc.;
PRINTED MADRAsS from l2Ec. to &c.
This does not comprise the mark down
IN this department. The stock Includes
near ten thousand dollars worth, and we
are not ircllned TO carry them. Most OF the
goods have been boughtrecently, and tner
original selling price was from third TO
half less tas n value.
There ere e7 pairs OF SWISS APPLIQUE
CURTAINS at less than half price for this
specjal sale. The lowest is marked down to
So. rs a pair, and cost IS TO import. There
are a mum Der OF better quality.
HEAVY CURTAINS.
TURCOMAN from s7.45 down to $3.50
pair, fIom s11.Ss 10 SIS 30 pair from
s4.75 TO $3.50 pair, from 1915 to sl.71
q pair;
TURCOMAN PIANo-COvERs from sn ~
tose.bO, from s7.45 to $3.50;
TABLE COVERS from s5.40 toeS.5O, from
1928 to So. so, from s2.73 tosI.75.
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5ou ate Requested 10 Look 0oet
Zach aen. lie Haze not
Mode Suck a Sale
Eob 5eo44.

sEAL sACQUES reduced from si25 TO $50
from sll5 10 SEQ. Z ON el75 tosii5, from
sla5 to sl2J. from S226 TO $3.50;
PARIS PLUSH VISITES, Plush Trimmed
with Ornaments of Beads. from t52
down TO $50. from s4s down to S2s;
PLUSH sACQUEs from t2j down to sl6'
from SIS tot $40;
vlsITEs from ESQ down TO SIS. from s22 to
GA. from s1s to $40, from sls.76 to
$3.50. from s14 tos9;
VISIT Es, made Of Bourette Cloth, trimmed
with Fur and Cat-Tails, from sl2 90 10
50 60; with Fur Trimming from $40
toss;
LADIES' CHECKED HESTERS, with
Satin Lined Hoods, from 81 down to
$3.50; Black Camel's Hair, trimmed
with Astrs chan, from sl2.50 to SO; oi
Imported Beaver from $50 to Sl2; ali
the lower grades Of EESTEKs at SINH
lar reductions.
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OUARLES & TALLEY,

VXTARREN, QUARLES q TALLEf,
wv lll7 MAIN STREET,
RlCHMOED, VA.
Wa the undersigned. have this day
formed co partnership for the purpose or
ronsncting q GENERAL INSURANCE.
RneINES3. We are agents for the Hano-
Yer sire Insurance Company. OF New York.
and have facilities for placing tne iarg%t
tines. We respectfully ask OF our hiehuss
share OF their patronage.
sA" Il. w, WARREN,
w. X. QUAKLEs.
faa.im WILLIAMSON TALLEY.x
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BOUCLE from 81 81 down to 1928;
HEAVY WEIGHT JERSEYS from So 10
$3.50;
BOURETTE from $40 to s5.75;
TAlLOR-MADE BERLIN BEAVER from
S7.75 toS4.50;
MIssFS BOUCLE NEWMARKETS, ten tn
sixteen years. from IS down to 81 9s;
two 70 four years from S4.45 10 sL95;
four 10 ten years, checked, with satin
lined hoods, from S5s4 down to s2.76:
I'VE to eight years Bourette, from So TO
ss down 10 SO so to s4.75.
NIESES' JACKETS, ten TO sixteen years OF
age, price s4.s5 toS6 rs down to IS; va
rlety Of STYLES at sa me reductions.
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PIANO IsoRIgs ae.,.-., wHs sEsE =;
yellow PIANO lv0RlES MAY
l. BE wHITENED at ANAL expense
ADDRESS o..o,,n psvs y ur s,.ss,
Telephone No. 2As. Av'its
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GENTLEMEN's CASHMERE, from is to
GENTLEMEN's ENGLISH. from 20 to
l2Hc.;
GEYTLEMEN's ENGLISH, from 25 to
l7c.;
LADIES SOLID CoLoRED, from 25 to
LADIES SOLID CoLoRKD, from IS to
MISSES RIBBED SEAMLESS, frOm s5 to
Gle;
MISSES. from so to ssc.;
Blankets and quilts.
BLANKETS reduced from s. so down to
S2.25;
l1-4BLANKETs from 81 95 to SO 95' from
$40 tos7.5O from Sl2.50 to $3.50;
NARsEILLES QUILTS, from SS TO Sl95;
CROCHET QUILTS, from rs to soc.
The above bulletin of prices does not In
clude all goods marked down. II would oe
impossible to give more than mere sample
prices. Want OF time has excluded several
departments from the mark down for
MONDAY-sucn as LACES. EMBROlDE'
RIEs, CARPETS. JEWELRY, RIBBONS
etc. Prices in these departments VIII be
ready for you In day rso.
We desire to be distin city understood that
these prices will not be maintained longer
than to dispose Of the large surplus on hand
COHEN BROTHERS,
iao Fourth and Broad.
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.BARGAINS!.
FL.4NNELS

can never be 80 low again. Wool isawsy mp.
BUY FLANNELs enough to last for years.
Al ec., Heavy. Red Twilled-regular price
2bc CleaIiDg-Sale price. 19c.
Al 26e.. Heavy Scarlet Medicated Twilled
FLANNEL (5 ounces to the ySrd)-regu-
price, 40c. Clearing-saie price 1oc :
Al 30 and 97c.. heavy fine quality Medt-
Gated Scarlet aud Indigo Blue 8 ouncs
FLANNELS- regular price. 40 oOc. !;
Clearing sale price, 20 and SIC.
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UNDER WEAR.


can save lots OF moi ey by buying from us
now
,SssniIemen's ENGLISH MERINO SOCKS,
seamless double neels- Clearlng.Sale
price. 23c. reduced from $50:
Gepilemen's WHITE-W0OL DRAWERS.
in all sizes-Clearing-Sale price, 6Oc.;
reduced from 81;
Geptlemen's apcy-stripe extra heavy Me-
RINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS-Clear-
ing-Sale price. csc. reduced from S7Ac.;
Geptlsmen's PURE ALL-WOOL WHITE
SHIRTS and DRAW WERS-Clearing Sale
price, ego. reduced from Sl60
Centlemen's RED ALL-WOOL MEDI-
GATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS
Clearing sale price, 46c. reduced from
Ladies; WHITE MERINO (Hne quality
VhsTs-Clearing-S price, 3Sc.: re-
duced from 5Oc.; -
Leaits' WHITE SAHONY-WOOL VESTS
Cesripg-sale price 79c.; reduced from
$3.50.
Remember the great CLEARtNG.S ALE
this week ais 1RAUSE BROTHERS.
nod : or NOTIONS TO visit us THIS WEEK
a a ha fftra n n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09
FoR RENT.

EOR RENT, DESIRABLEA
Il House lI2 east Leigh street. con- -
tanning seven rooms. with all modern I'M
prove ments, Including bath, water. gas, &C.
Apply 10 Wr: JohNnor, v
n e.2ts Alt east Leigh street.
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BANK sTArssENrs.

DEpORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL THE CITY BANK or RICHMOND.
AT RflyBMOND, INTHE STATE or viH-
GINA ATTHE CLOSE OF sUsISEk3s On
THE 2srM DECEMBER 1855:
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-02-25
TIE PRESIDENT VEroEs THE DEPEND.

TIE PRESIDENT VEToEs THE DEPEND.
ENT' PENSION BILL.-Washington, D. c.,
February Is President Cleveland as
sent message to the House Of Represent
atives vctoing the Act entitled AN Act
for the relet of dependent parents and
honorably discharged soldiers aud sailors,
who arc now disabled and dependent upon
their own labor for support 1t is a long
document, embracing over four thousand
words. The President says:
Il am of opinion that it may fairly be con
tended that under the provisions of this Sec
tion any soldier whose faculties of miod or
body have become impaired by accident,
disease or age, irrespective of his service
in tho army as the causs, and who by his
labor only is left incapable of gaining a fair
support, he might have provided for
himself, and who is not so well endowed
with this worlds goods as to live without
work, may claim to participate in its bounty.
That it it is not required that he should be
without property, but only that labor should
be necessary 10 his support in some degree.
Nor is it required that he should be now
receiving support from Others Believing
this to be the proper Interpretation of the
bill, | cannot but remember that the sold
iers ofour civil war in their pay aud bounty
received such compensation for military
service as has never been received by sold
iers before since mankind first went to war !;
that never before on behalf of any soldiers
have so many and such generous laws been
passed to relieve against the incidents of
war that statutes have been passed giving
them preference in all public omploymeuts ;
that the really needy and homeless Union
soldiers of the rebellion have been, to q
large extent, provided for at soldiers homes
Instituted and supported by the Govern
ment, where they are maintained together,
free from the sense of degradation which at
tachcs to the usual support of charity, and
that never before in the history of the
country has it been proposed to render
Government aid toward the support of any
of its soldiers based alone on military SER
vice SO recent, and whoro aye and circum-
stances appeared so little to dem and such
aid.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-02-25

"A RARE COU%r"" "rEIT.-Philadelph phia, t
has boen in quest Tor yeHio ~. -. =, 81 !
complotiOsi,s cabinet 1t was Tp"Iss pr1s1%sser Co.,
superintonaant Fox by L. II. Taylor ~,
sub.treasury yesterday. This amount OF gold
was forwarded to New York in tho ai'ernoo"
and this one piece was returned this morn
IN, os counterfeit. by Ph''aaeipn."
hank it was pronounced genuine and acla
at the sub-,reasury subsequently ia''ea 10
show it anything but good At the mln''
however the assayer declared it counter,
Gait .one Of the most dangerous bogus go'o
oo;ns over made said he. 1T contains
on,v tventy-seveu cents worth of gold' ye
J -. we;cbt is that of the real article TO
ha;r Its size is exactly the Same, saw
t. .h,t Tho Genuine coin is slightly thinner
10 49, ~ ,n;dsIe than tho counterfeit, and it ha
10 tho truc ring of the pure metal. We hay
III hoon looking for an example Of this coul
re terfeit for ten or fifteen years to p'ac'
ut our cabinet here. readily recognized
las bv the head upon it. That style OF h0aa
'ti Liberty was not printed upon the TWO "'
'os half pieces of 1852
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-02-25
M,ppv,No BY THE GLovE.--To mar

M.n,v,No py THE GLovE.--To mar
.u y, nroxv. or. as it is called, marriage py
the Glove is common in Hol'an'' s'S9
,Gb,o,hee Sentinel correspondent, ana Is
caused By the fact that many OF '"e e,'h
no vou,o men. after having finished the.r
,.,,;on :, the schools Of the fatheriano'
denort for Dutch India to engage III 'o"'.
,or,,;v. commercial enterprise or TO accoP'
o;,;or IN the colonial service. The scar
,;tu of marriageable white women IN 'n''
o,;me induces the wouid-be husoauo
y a friend in Holland, inclosns his WIS" 'o'
uifs The friend selects wiling young
: ,,av generally with substantial do'' anu .n
~ otherwise conforming closely to the SPe''n
~ o,,;ors oe the letter A photograph 0. 'n'
10 c.oa ono il iucloscd in tho return epis''c
;, Ar,cr the l,pse of few months, s0''e'
. wv left hand glove, with power oil a''o'",'
30 !. received from the far-away oa'"'''
'o Tho friend in Holland marries the se'ec'e
~ bride in precisely the same manner 40
Wv h. were the actual groom, ana 'n' Sou
~ wife departs in the next India man s'''n
." E, bring happiness and prosperity TO
'V i, lonely one in the far East: A marriage q;
~. W. this description is as binding as ftho b,
ea,' Groom were present, and never repudia'
deep Ii e"no' p"'' .: in India. the survi
v"' ~. would share the property OF deceased 'o
cordanoy with the laws
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-02-25

GnApy ASKS THE BLEssING-h gen
,,oman "anD reesu.ly returned from Atlanta,
tells a good story at the expense OF neany tien1y
,,s w. ulI telIine a story about coebrat cd ven
SaH Sa,,s % at the tea-table, concluding 10y say
% ;no. "The two men approached each othor
ins; ,o,,;o lnives. Simultaneously thov
m,unred MUM the cleaning blades into each
others heart" :, ;n,
"Hon,y," interrupted Mrs: Grady, WIN
a meaning glance, "the blessing p9se'' an
With a meek face the orator sane: "
Lord, make US truly greattu' tor %nas n, VIZ
arc about to receive-and Mr.. h'ahH
the the blood spurted out and both men lei
dead in the street.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-02-25

,,,,v,s ApNIcA SALvE.-The best saiVe IN
,.nrId for cuts bruises, sores, ulcers sH,t
,he nherm Mo'' fever sores letter. chapped hands;
] ehiblsus, Corns, and all skin erap,,GnsI pir.I "nH
rositive!y cures piles, no pay reGulrGa, nr m
ioS,r1 uara11teed to give perfect satisfaction or
money a refunded. Price % cents ;Ty Pyr 1y w.
| For sale by j. W. Posey. '"'
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-02-25
THE GEORGIA AND CAROLINA MIDLAND.

An Informal but enthusias site railroad
meeting was held in tho Court House on
Thursday evening. Mcssrs. J. A. Carroll,
A. N. Wood, Moses Simons aud J. G. JEFF
ferries, of Gaffney city, and quite number
oftbe citizens of Shelby were present.
Mr.. Noses Simons then stated the object
of the meeting was to appoint delegates to
railroad meeting to be held at Gaffney
City on tho 18th. The route proposed is
from Augusta Ca, via Edgefold, Newber-
ry. Union, Gaffuey or Blacks, and Shelby
to Cranberry. Mr.. Simons spoke of the
great interest that is manifested in the road
in South Carolina. He stated that Gaff-
ney City now had bonds to the amount Of
$4,000 voted for a road from Union to
that place aud that the citizens would raise
tho subscription to $4,000. He ask
ed the cooperation of Cleveland County in
order that the road might be located
through Gaffney City and Shelby.
Upon motion committee was appointed
to attend the meeting to DO held at Gaffney
City.
One of the directors of the new road has
written lotter to oue of our citizens in
which he stated that the company has suf-
ficient financial backing to build tho road
as projected from Augusta to Cranberry,
and that they will certainly build the road:
In regard to Col. r. NJ. Mitchell, the pres;-
dent of tho road, the director says: He
is an able, energetic, pushing railroad
builder, and VIC arc assured that our road
will be built The letter urges our citi-
zens to attend the meeting to be held in
Gaffney City.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-02-25

pv.n OF A FLOOD IN ARKANSAS
9, Louis, February l5.-The Arkansas
River. at Little Rock aud above and l'a
,ributariss, are all at food tide and OUT o.
,he;r banks in many places. Fears are en-
,or,.;,oa of another heavy flood.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-02-25

s,oaovcrs arc used in Wyoming Terri
...,, Gov fue, The stalks when dry are as
hayd as maple wood and make hot hre'
and the seed heads with the seeds IN arc
ia 20 burn better than the best hard coal
An acre of suraowers will furnish iue' o"'
Scientific american.
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well, old fellow, it's all settled l an
o;,o 70 bo married in two months. You
a;]l be one Of the Witnesses hop'
.count on mo. never deserted q ir'ep'
| IN n,is[nrtune.'
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-02-25

Catarrh Cured, health and sweet HsSm'h N,n slinC:
shii"h;s Catarrh Remedy Price 90 c'h'S' t'''''
,". ,rcc For sale by J. w. Poscy Il Bro.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-02-25

For Dyspepsia and Liver Conn lan,, vi,o,l,r
printed guarantee every bottle oil S"~o ~,
P''' 80 "a 10 cure. For saory w. f'se! " ID
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-02-25

THE REAsoN--'What dose that red llSns
moan father Z? asked little boy, as t"ey
we're walking through tho depot one n'Sn', NJ
"'.T .That means danger, my SON. replied the
father, who was doctor. ,:, tho
sAnd is that tho reason con',nuc" coa
lit.lo fellow, looking up in ms ia'her ''Io, ,,
that they always have req ''s'' ~ Wv
drug store window !
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-02-25
A DELEGATION FROM BLACKS.

Yesterday a delegation, consisting of
Messrs D. @. McKonny, J. f. Whisonaut,
r A: Westbro'k and W. R. Lipscomb, of
Blacks, were in town in the interest of the
road. They BAY Blacks will vote s2O,-
600 for the extension of tho road from
Blacks t9Wafds Shelby. They want Shelby
to express no preference for either their
town or 3affney City. They claim to have
the best route andthat they will secure the
road if no'outsido influence is usod.-
Cleveland Ncu Era.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-02-25

euooh,s yjtalizor is what you need for Consula.'o"
,ss Of appe,tc Dizziness, and all symptoms oil hys.
,on.a Price 10 and 25 cents per bottle fof S''' W
] w Posey Bro:
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,obsaEElaHr'sSb,ts ~ Hrsb ny STA Ana-r1oN
g,Ip tAos u ''c1arnlina Midland ral'roaa' %
co,,nel R. M. Mitchell is President
Va whichp incorporated to run from Au-
| 1G,,o,,s ;s a road that meets long felt
necessity and ono that will benefit all seo-
,;ons through which it passes. II II
reaches our place direct from UnionVille 1t
! w;,, Give Union County the greatest mile
6 ace and pass through her richest section
. and pay her more taxes. In Its course 'ne
j. rood will pass the Niuety-Nine Islands on
s. Rro,d river, the finest water power IN the
C. South. that will furnish power OF twenty
IT. tbreo thousand horse, with fall OF out
OF h,,arca and five feet to three aud ono
fourth miles.
as A. tho waters edge is found the magne
W. ic oxyde or grey iron ore that can DC INA,
~" into steel, with the limestone by It's SIC
M vi for Auxing, and beds of manganese WINK
VI" :. necessary in it's manufacture. Natu
has lavishod everything on this point 0
the one--stone co oal-and the art OF man
the ,,,plied that. The Charleston Cinclnn'
very and Chicago road nave pledged themsel'
ions 70 furoish stono coal to this point at %
Der, per ton from their immense coa' Deu'
onal vireiuia and Kentucky. Ii th's
and ,opches at this magnificent water power
Metz v;n follow tic iron and lime beds to bia'
es ON on3 will, be the means of bringing into
hui " millions of dollars in the manu'ao'u''
INTO cotton ard WOODEN goods, besides a
, and mapv other things, with coal at the pri'
readl- o,r he delivered here TO say the
hFe's there could be nc up-coun'ry resort
by an could equal it for scenery aud amuse'
''u ,o~, ~ Why is it then that connection AZ
onooD' a.rot town should be desired, When
o-, 80 powerful natural resource, present
e"S " selves? These will furnish an inexh
N.Y. b,e source of frcights and would Dc
iu.'u romuneratiyc than dozen towns VII
ic' '"" ,be;r local trade for the support
"".' road If we should be fortunate
P'''0 n have this enterprise to reach US We
'"' ~, have it to terminate here, but
most uui- n'' nav wostern Mort
nd every through "nu roos
heniug Of liua with her rich natuFa' f''ou,'''
for the bv. and then Morganton, and then
r. inns Cranberry Iron Works in Mitcneh
80 of the 0,." ", .a..n nuke an admirable
condition Ihis "ou'N u;,h August,
and tho line and co"neO''on ,.s honss,ed
with the The entire line wouiu DO D0''
merica has and it would open up cheaper
1t is now .,.o,oh nv water to Savannah
20 at once sbor,est transportatio
q coup de would DC ou' % SUI. =, ~ mu,b 70 dew
to defend water and VIII 40 as , '"u' .0n,l
seem disiu section as any line or road could
enough to onsta Chronicle.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-01
TWO OF FORTUNES FAVORITES
Henry Heifrich and william
Bowling Made Happy.

A Call reporter paid u visit yesterday to
Mrs. Henry Helfrich, at 81 Simply street, to
ascertain whether it was true that her hus-
band had won $4,000 in the Louisiana State
Lottery in the drawing of the 9th ult.
Eyes, indeed, it is true said Mrs. Hell
frich, and we are both very glad OF 1t. My
husband has bought u nice little property
on Turk street where we intend to live in
short time
Mr.. Helfrich is foreman confectioner OF
Messrs. Schroth q Westerfeld, and is said to
be one who will be likely to make a good
use of his happy windfall. He confirmed
his wife's statement, and also informed the
reporter that about three years ago he had
won $50 in the same lottery, but had never
expected such tioke of luck as this one.
The reporter also crossed the bay, and
after considerable difficulty succeeded in
finding William Dowlinl, workman in the
employ of the Oakland Gas Company.
Eyes" said Mr. Bowling, when the list was
published looked for my ticket and found
it crumpled up into ball in one corner OF
my vest pocket. Iunrolled it and compared
it with the list, when, for moment, /
teought must be drunk or crazy, but when
/ looked again found that | was right and
my number had got me $4,000. | have
bought twenty coupons this month, but l
Intend to invest my prize in real estate. ,
Mr.. Dowliug is said by his employers and
fellow work med to be an honest hard work
ing man. and all seem to rejoice at his good
fortune Is San Francisco (Cal.) Call, Sep. ..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-01
day, but it is probable that the selec-
ton will not be announced until their
return to Washington.
To Eastern Visitors,

Tourists, Eastern visitors, and per,
sons resident in this section should
send all their friends at their old
homes a copy Of the
ILLUSTRATED HERALD.
This publication contains AZ pages
of the most carefully prepared stats,
teal and descriptive matter about al
matters of interest in Southern Oail,
fornia. The pages are profusely and
beautifully illustrated with superb
cuts of buildings, scenes, etc, of the
country. This medium will convey
more information concerning us than
any other extant. 1t was special y
prepared for the recent e. A. R. En-
campment at st. Louis, and vast
number of the work was distributed
there. A small number remains on
hand at this office, and these are rap
idly growing less. Come in and look
of IL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-01

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-01
WEST COAST LAND COMPANY.

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-01

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